SJO's Jones, Miller win, Tigers prevail at quad meet

The Urbana wresting team picked up a team victory after defeating St. Joseph-Ogden 24-33 at a four-school meet at LeRoy on Saturday morning.

Spartans' Quincy Jones won his 220-pound match against Tigers' Armando Rodriquez and SJO senior Conrad Miller stunned Tigers' Paul Collins with a lightning-quick 22 second pin at 160 pounds.

Urbana notched a decision from Leo Dougan wrestling at 145 over SJO's Matt Falls.

There were four double-forfeits and a total of ten team forfeits at different weight classes.

Results


106 - Forfeit, (SJO) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
113 - Sims, Cordero (Urbana HS) defeated Forfeit, (SJO)
120 - Butts, Landen (SJO) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
126 - Brazelton, Holden (SJO) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
132 - Forfeit, (SJO) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
138 - Forfeit, (SJOn) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
145 - Dougan, Leo (Urbana) defeated Falls, Matt (SJO) - Decision 7-2
152 - Forfeit, (SJO) defeated Forfeit (Urbana)
160 - Miller, Conrad (SJO) defeated Collins, Paul (Urbana)- Fall 0:22
170 - Miller, Jordan (Urbana) defeated Forfeit, (SJO)
182 - Acuna, Ivan (Urbana HS) defeated Forfeit, (SJO)
195 - Mendez, Dominic (Urbana HS) defeated Forfeit, (SJO)
220 - Jones, Quincy (SJO) defeated Rodriguez, Armando (URBANA) - Fall 2:01
285 - Nkwadi, Mifrael (Urbana) defeated Forfeit, (SJO) - Forfeit
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